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10/17/2007"Lifestyles of the Rich and Religious" is the finest ongoing effort in the world in the field of Investigative Cartooning. Of course, it’s the only example in the world of Investigative Cartooning. Each month we comb through our vast archives of rich Christians, searching for the perfect . . . well, searching for the one who deserves . . . uh . . . searching for the one who’s easy to find, and then we subject him or her to the triple whammy of private eye Pete Evans, who puts together the facts and gathers the incriminating photos; drive-in journalist Joe Bob Briggs, who hangs around the outskirts of aforesaid Christian’s vast estate and writes about it; and cartoonist Jim Siergey, who brings this journalistic gospel to life with his fine brush strokes, as he complains loudly about how Pete and Joe Bob expect miracles of penmanship by forcing him to cram in thousands of words of copy. Herewith, everything you probably didn’t want to know about Kenneth Copeland, multi-millionaire preaching czar of Newark, Texas.
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Text by Joe Bob Briggs
Art by Jim Siergey
Research by Pete Evans
Any person gullible enough to buy into the superstition and bull roar of organized religion deserves to be scammed by these charlatans.
Stand back, because when the lightening strikes, I don't want to be anywhere near you guys.
Some people have money to burn. I would just like to be debt free. I want to be a missionary for God and help people on a daily basis as I am directed. Our children are misguided, and somebody needs to help them get on he right track. It is unfortunate that some of our parents are not helping. They drink, smoke and party. Some even drink, smoke and take drugs while carrying their unborn. Then, they want to blame the doctors for the deformities of their babies. That's not fair. I wish we had a perfect world, but people basically don't care about each other. Nobody wants to help the person in need or the children who are starving. I want to help, but I don't have the means to do much. I do what I can. If you can make a contribution to my cause as a missionary, please email or call me. Thank you listening.
Curleen Brothers
curleen.brothers@lw.com
(202) 350-5086
I love your work. I am going to make sure that more people find out about your site. Thanks and keep doing what you do - you have a gift and courage as well.
Cheers,
Helen
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